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The invention relates to a suitcase for arranging golf equipment, of a type convertible to a cart for transporting the equipment over a golf coarse. This suitcase has a covering defining a parrallelepipedic volume and is made up of a removeable top face (1), a pair of end walls, a pair of side walls

The invention relates to a suitcase for arranging golf equipment, of a type convertible to a cart for transporting the equipment over a golf coarse. This suitcase has a covering defining a parrallelepipedic volume and is made up of a removeable top face (1), a pair of end walls, a pair of side walls and a large bottom face. The covering is rigidly positioned by an internal reinforcing structure (8) that is connected to internal reinforcing walls (9, 10) that are transverse to the cart. A longitudinal standard (15) is fixed to the transverse walls (9, 10). A transverse axle (19) is fixed to the standard (15) and has ends that removeable attach two wheels.

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A suitcase for golf equipment convertible to a cart for transporting said equipment over a golf course, said suitcase comprising in combination: a covering defining a rectangular parallelepipedic volume of a height less that its length and its width and including opposed upper and lower faces, the u

A suitcase for golf equipment convertible to a cart for transporting said equipment over a golf course, said suitcase comprising in combination: a covering defining a rectangular parallelepipedic volume of a height less that its length and its width and including opposed upper and lower faces, the upper face (1) being provided with disengageable opening means (3) adapted to be disengaged from said upper face, two opposed lateral faces (5) each having an opening (6) arranged in the lower half thereof, and opposing top and bottom end faces, said top end face including opening means (3) disengageable from said upper face (1), two internal transverse walls (9, 10) extending between the lateral faces (5) and spaced a distance from each other less than the length of a club, the internal wall (10) near the bottom end face (11) being spaced a distance from said end face to house the heads of clubs (12), support and retaining members (23, 24, 25) adapted to arrange the clubs (12, 13) parallel to each other in two planes essentially parallel to the upper and lower faces, said support members comprising notches (24) in the upper edge of the internal walls, (9, 10), and of forms adapted to permit securing the clubs (12) in such a manner that the head of the clubs is housed in the space defined by the internal wall (10) and the bottom end face (11), a plurality of tubular elements (25) carried by the internal walls (9, 10) and extending parallel to each other in proximity to the lower face, said tubular elements each being of a form such as to house a club (32), an internal reinforcing structure (8) for maintaining the covering in a substantially rectangular parallelepipedic form, said structure being connected to said internal walls (9, 10), a longitudinal standard (15) fixed to the internal walls, (9, 10) and extending between said end faces (2, 11), said standard being provided, toward one end opposite the top end face (2), with securing means for rapidly mounting a gripping and maneuvering member, an axle (19) fixed on a portion of the standard (15) situated between the internal walls (9, 10), in such a manner as to extend transversely between the openings (6) of the lateral faces (5), said axle comprising a transverse tubular member provided with securing means (21, 22) for rapidly mounting wheel members (20) on opposite sides of the suitcase in such a manner that the bottom end face (11) is situated above the plane of rolling of said wheels in a inclined pulling position, said securing means for each wheel comprising a suspension member including a hollow member (21) mounted at the extremities of the axle (19) and maintained therein by means of elastic seals (22), and each wheel (20) being carried by an arm (30) having an angled end (31) with a cross-section complementary to the internal section of the member (21).